2022 Best Tech Startups in Philadelphia

August 5, 2021 thetechtribune

The Tech Tribune staff has compiled the very best tech startups in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In doing our research, we considered several factors including but not limited to:

Revenue potential
Leadership team
Brand/product traction
Competitive landscape

Additionally, all companies must be independent (unacquired), privately owned, at most 10 years old, and have received at least one round of funding in order to qualify.

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1. Gopuff

Founded: 2013

Also honored in:

“Gopuff is the go-to delivery solution for immediate everyday needs. Through centrally located micro-fulfillment centers, we deliver more than 3,000 products right to your door. Since its founding in 2013, Gopuff has been committed to providing convenience and speed when you need it most.

As the fastest-growing, most affordable delivery service on the market, Gopuff operates from 12 pm to 4:30 am and 24/7 in some areas to bring you what you need, when you need it–we deliver ice cream, toilet paper, cold medicine and more. Gopuff also brings you all of the drinks you need–including wine, beer & alcohol delivery in select locations to customers 21+. Gopuff’s model allows for fast delivery of daily essentials directly from facilities to your door, eliminating the middleman.”

2. dbt Labs

Founded: 2016

“dbt Labs is on a mission to help analysts create and disseminate organizational knowledge. Since pioneering the practice of analytics engineering through the creation of dbt—the open source data transformation tool made for anyone that knows SQL—we’ve been fortunate to watch more than 5,000 companies use dbt to build faster and more reliable analytics workflows.

dbt Labs also supports more than 1,000 customers using dbt Cloud, the centralized development experience for analysts and engineers alike to safely deploy, monitor, and investigate that code—all in one web-based UI.”

3. HealthVerity, Inc.

Founded: 2014

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“HealthVerity is a leading provider of technologies and software tools that enable healthcare providers, such as Pharmaceutical manufacturers, Hospitals and Payers, to discover, license and integrate patient data from a wide range of traditional and emerging data sources to build the optimal patient data set.”

4. Piano

Founded: 2015

“Piano enables the world’s largest media companies and brands to accelerate their subscription, advertising, analytics and personalization initiatives in order to engage, monetize and measure content experiences. Piano works with leading global organizations such as CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, NBC Sports, Insider Inc, The Economist, Gannett, Le Parisien, TechCrunch, Thomson Reuters, Penske Media, MIT Technology Review, The Telegraph and more than 300 other clients. In 2020, Piano was recognized as one of the fastest-growing, innovative technology companies in the world by Red Herring, World Economic Forum and Deloitte and received Product of the Year from the Business Intelligence Group.”

5. Guru

Founded: 2013

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“Guru is a collaborative knowledge management solution where answers find you–everywhere, every time.

By empowering these teams in-context with the knowledge they need to respond to customer questions, they can stop spending time hunting down information and instead focus on what matters most — their customers.”

6. Tendo Systems

Founded: 2020

“Tendo’s a software company on a mission to deliver exceptional healthcare experiences, better clinical outcomes, and greater efficiency for patients, clinicians, and caregivers. We believe everyone should have access to healthcare, and aim to bring continuity to the industry’s complex and disconnected landscape. We see an opportunity to build a healthier, more connected world where seeking, delivering, and managing care is frictionless. Our proven leadership, diverse team, and collaboration with forward-thinking healthcare organizations makes us uniquely positioned to drive digital transformation in healthcare.”

7. gettacar

Founded: 2018

“Gettacar is the best car buying & ownership experience. We are a direct-to-your-door, online platform that enables users to trade, finance, and buy used cars. All vehicles include the Gettacar Guarantee. Drive 365 days worry-free with the most robust protection & maintenance plan.

We want buying and owning a car to be as simple as buying a pair of shoes and as trustworthy as online banking. By controlling the process from beginning to end, we allow customers to shop a wide inventory of cars, choose their terms, and have the car delivered right to their door. We even give 7 days to decide if you want to keep it. This is the future of car buying.”

8. Crossbeam

Founded: 2018

Also honored in: 2021 Best Tech Startups in Philadelphia

“Crossbeam is a collaborative intelligence platform that helps companies build more valuable partnerships. It serves as an escrow service for data, allowing companies to find overlapping customers and prospects, while keeping the rest of their data private and secure. Not only can Crossbeam help you prioritize the right partners to work with, it can also help you measure the impact those partnership programs have on your business.”

9. Proscia

Founded: 2014

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“Proscia is fighting cancer with intelligent software that changes the way the world practices pathology. Join us.”

10. NeuroFlow

Founded: 2017

“There is a health crisis in America. In every community, 1 in 4 people live with mental health disorders and the demand for behavioral health services has been amplified in the wake of COVID-19. Social isolation, economic downturns, and tense conditions have amplified the effects of depression, anxiety, and substance use disorder.

NeuroFlow is a digital health company combining workflow automation, patient engagement solutions and services, and applied AI to promote behavioral health integration in all care settings. NeuroFlow’s suite of services and HIPAA-compliant, cloud-based tools simplify remote patient monitoring, improve risk stratification, and facilitate collaborative care.”